Hello all,

Looks like I'm missing some configuration here. I've exposed an EJB as a web 
service in my application using ws4ee approach (including a 
ws4ee-deployment.xml, webservices.xml and jaxrpc-mapping.xml). I included a 
WSDL file in my EJB jar and referred it in webservices.xml. The WSDL definition 
contains an endpoint URL, but it gets overwritten when I deploy the EAR on the 
server. The URL for the service becomes as follows:


  | http://localhost:8080/ws4ee/services/<EJB_NAME>Service
  | 

Adding a '?wsdl' to the above URL gives a 404.

The URL does show my exposed method and has a link to the WSDL, which takes me 
to:


  | http://localhost:8080/<EAR_NAME>/<EJB_PROJECT_NAME>/<EJB_NAME>Service?wsdl
  | 

Is there a way I can stick to the end-point URL that I mentioned in my WSDL? I 
can attach my WSDL, ws4ee-deployment.xml, jaxrpc-maping.xml, webservices.xml 
and WSDD if that might help. Would appreciate any feedback.

Thanks
-Yogesh

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